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AudacTouch 2.14.0, published by PVS, is an audio-visual installation management application that consolidates system design, real-time control, and third-party integration into one Windows-compatible operating-system platform. Targeted at integrators, venue technicians, and facility managers, the software provides a drag-and-drop canvas for mapping DSP chains, routing Dante or AES67 streams, and building multi-zone paging schemes without writing code. A browser-based dashboard engine automatically adapts layouts to desktops, tablets, and smartphones, so end-users can adjust levels, recall scenes, or monitor device health from any networked endpoint. For advanced workflows the package embeds a LUA scripting interpreter, allowing custom event logic, timed sequences, or REST-driven interoperability with lighting, security, and building-automation controllers. Because all project data is stored in a single file, entire installations can be replicated, backed up, or version-controlled with minimal effort, while role-based accounts restrict critical parameters from casual operators. Typical deployments include convention centers where microphones and background music switch automatically, sports arenas that synchronize crowd horns with scoreboard triggers, and corporate boardrooms that combine videoconferencing codecs with local sound reinforcement. Although only one public release—version 2.14.0—has been catalogued to date, the publisher maintains downward compatibility so legacy hardware configurations continue to load without manual conversion. AudacTouch is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always supplying the latest build and supporting batch installation alongside additional applications.
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